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Bullet Bob wrote:
Bob E: That's a very nice PDB...or would that be called a Power Distribution Panel....either way does it have a source/name? Very nice install
Thats a product made by RacersRods.com Very clean install looks almost at home.
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True74yamaha wrote:
Bullet Bob wrote:
Bob E: That's a very nice PDB...or would that be called a Power Distribution Panel....either way does it have a source/name? Very nice install
Thats a product made by RacersRods.com Very clean install looks almost at home.
Thanks True.
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BB/TKO - the vender is actually "Racer's Inc". Part of this project I moved the battery to the trunk, installed a "main" fuse (I going to start with 40amp fuse) to the new fuse panel, this fuse is trunk mounted. I installed 3 circuit breakers that are fed directly by the battery (fed off the starter solenoid), for A/C, Headlights and electric fan, also the MSD box comes off this feed w/o fuse or CB protection (per MSD, its not needed).
This fuse panel does not contain a relay circuit for the headlights, as I already had added relays, I left this circuit unchanged.
The fuse panel comes with a cover that I couldn't get to fit within the glovebox, but I don't feel I need it as it already covered by the glovebox door.
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Well my ADD has gotten to me again and I keep thinking about custom gauges in My 1965 C-code. I really like the looks of the tachometer and the Gauge, my buddy in high school inherited a 1949 ford F-8 Grain bed that had these gauges in it Pretty cool ole beater. Man people hated it when me and my buddy parked that thing in the school parking lot.
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